Computation of the exponential function of matrices by a formula without oscillatory integrals on infinite intervals

Abstract We propose a quadrature-based formula for computing the exponential function of matrices with a non-oscillatory integral on an infinite interval and an oscillatory integral on a finite interval. In the literature, existing quadrature-based formulas are based on the inverse Laplace transform or the Fourier transform. We show these expressions are essentially equivalent in terms of complex integrals and choose the former as a starting point. By choosing a simple integral path, we derive an integral expression mentioned above. Then, we can easily apply the double-exponential formula and the Gauss–Legendre formula, which have explicit error bounds. As numerical experiments show, the proposed formula can be comparable with the existing formulas.

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Japan Journal of Industrial and Applied Mathematics
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2025-07-19
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s13160-025-00719-0
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Computation of the exponential function of matrices by a formula without oscillatory integrals on infinite intervals

Ken’ichiro Tanaka, Masato Suzuki
Japan Journal of Industrial and Applied Mathematics
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Computation of the exponential function of matrices by a formula without oscillatory integrals on infinite intervals

Ken’ichiro Tanaka, Masato Suzuki
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Abstract We propose a quadrature-based formula for computing the exponential function of matrices with a non-oscillatory integral on an infinite interval and an oscillatory integral on a finite interval. In the literature, existing quadrature-based formulas are based on the inverse Laplace transform or the Fourier transform. We show these expressions are essentially equivalent in terms of complex integrals and choose the former as a starting point. By choosing a simple integral path, we derive an integral expression mentioned above. Then, we can easily apply the double-exponential formula and the Gauss–Legendre formula, which have explicit error bounds. As numerical experiments show, the proposed formula can be comparable with the existing formulas.

Japan Journal of Industrial and Applied MathematicsVol. 42(3)
Tokyo Institute of Technology (JP), The University of Tokyo (JP)
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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